Or one with mobo and ram

Who the fuck uses i9 for vidya

Nobody

That’s retarded

i7 has always been used and is known to be good to use for vidya

You have much more of a performance-excellence gradiant with Intel CPUs playing vidya, from physics-intensive games to sandbox top-downs and simulators.

Ryzen can not and will not compete with Intel on games like Arma, Squad, Insurgency, anything with background physics-intensive computation and multiple instances of heavy load processing

I will admit that Ryzen has much more competitive performances in vidya with more assets applied at once, especially in DirectX12 games.

But it’s still not worth it if the 8700k beats it or ties with it anyways in the competitive spectrum and other.

https://mobile.twitter.com/benshapiro/status/715904758364524544?lang=en

@Noxar

@Ben i9 9900K is currently fastest single core CPU you dork

Which was your point

In vidya

Not speed

Imagine saying vidya

@Xenoframe outside of 4chan

>good meme

Just call them games u fucking mong

Easier to type than having to explain video games
Point is that you know what it means

So in the end, it’s fine either way

Anyways, as you misinterpreted the point, I’m talking about performance in games rather than raw speeds

<:GWsetmyxPeepoWeird:405337568155009024> Did you miss the point too?

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Prices

Who the fuck looks at passmark in 2018

Its reliable nigger

Who the fuck uses Xeon/Threadripper to bring an argument to video game performance

Now look at performance/dollar Chart @Xenoframe

I'm not contributing to your argument fucktard @Ben

I'm just mentioning these benchmarks and prices because we were on the topic of benchmarks and prices

Not trying to argue anything

@Noxar you've been using a straw man this whole time

the pricing of the i9 9900K has no bearing on the price that I paid for my i7 8086K

@Polygon I wasnt talking to you in this convo tho

they only caught on my poke

your conversation was based on your original comment ">using intel in 2018"

@Polygon Lmao just checked prices of i7 8086K in my country and of the R5 2600X (both unlocked, turbo boost enabled 6 core CPUs) and I can buy nearly 3 2600Xs for the price of one 8086K lmao

that's because they're limited edition, I picked mine up for $395 USD, a 2600X here costs $220 USD

and yes, I live in the U.S., so it seems that literally any stance you take on any tangible product is meaningless because of your shit economy and even shittier ability to import in-demand products.